Golf Courses

Berkleigh Golf Club ☆ Follow

PA

Berkleigh Golf Club is an 18-hole public golf course located in Kutztown, Pennsylvania, set among rolling hills in the region. Originally established as a private club over 90 years ago, it transitioned to public access in 2007. The course has hosted the LPGA Betsy King Classic for many years, reflecting its championship caliber. The club has earned significant recognition, including being ranked the #8 Public Course in Pennsylvania by Golf Week Magazine, voted "Best Public Golf Course" in Central PA, and receiving the Morning Call Reader's Choice Award. The course is described as having an award-winning layout and is easily accessible from both Berks and Lehigh counties, serving as a staple of the surrounding communities. Berkleigh operates seven days a week and welcomes public play. The facility combines the golf experience with dining at The Chimney Bar & Kitchen and offers memberships, golf outings, and league play. The course is part of the Byler Golf Management portfolio, which includes multiple facilities across the region.

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PA

Berkshire Country Club ☆ Follow

PA

Berkshire Country Club is an 18-hole championship course located in Reading, Pennsylvania, designed by Willie Park. The course plays to a championship yardage of 6,401 with four additional tee options to accommodate golfers of all skill levels. The layout features two par-3s, six par-4s, and four par-5s across the front and back nines. The course is characterized by significant elevation changes and natural terrain features, including a quarry that serves as a visual and physical hazard on holes 6 and 9. Notable design elements include the "Alps" mounds on hole 10 and the distinctive "minefield" bunker complex on hole 8. Willie Park's design emphasizes strategic bunkering and dramatic topography. Hole 13 is regarded as the most difficult on the course, playing as a long uphill par-4 with a green that repels short approach shots. Other signature holes feature steeply tiered greens, severe elevation changes, and challenging green complexes that reward accurate shot-making. The facility includes a 300-yard driving range with all-grass tees, target greens, and a short-game area with bunkers. Members have access to PGA instruction, a full golf shop, and locker room facilities.

Berkshire Golf Club ☆ Follow

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Berkshire Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course located in southwest Topeka, Kansas, designed by renowned architect Steve Dultmeier and opened in 1996. The course spans 6,187 yards from the back tees with a slope rating of 130, providing a challenging layout for golfers of varying skill levels. Set in scenic surroundings, Berkshire offers a meticulously designed golfing experience characterized by stunning beauty and expert craftsmanship. The facility includes two practice greens and a full-size driving range for skill development. Beyond the course itself, Berkshire Golf Club integrates a state-of-the-art fitness facility featuring an indoor walking/running track, comprehensive cardio and weight equipment, group exercise classes, a basketball gym, outdoor pool, and full locker room amenities with saunas. This combination of golf and fitness facilities makes Berkshire a comprehensive recreational destination for both golfers and fitness enthusiasts in the Topeka area.

Berkshire Hill Golf Course ☆ Follow

OH

Berkshire Hills Country Club ☆ Follow

MA

Berkshire Hills Country Club, founded in 1925 in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, is notable as the only original A.W. Tillinghast design in Massachusetts. The course features an 18-hole layout that reflects Tillinghast's design philosophy emphasizing interest and variety over length alone. Set in the Berkshires region, the course offers scenic views from the clubhouse and provides an attractive setting for golf photography. The private club maintains beautifully groomed fairways and greens characteristic of Tillinghast's work. The course has earned recognition as "Best of the Berkshires" for both its golf layout and event facilities. Beyond golf, the club operates as a family-oriented facility with a swimming pool and member dining options, reflecting its broader role as a country club rather than a golf-only venue. The course's design emphasizes strategic play and aesthetic interest across its holes, though specific par, yardage, and individual hole characteristics are not detailed in the available information.

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NJ

Berlin Country Club ☆ Follow

MA

Berlin Country Club is a 9-hole semi-challenging golf course located in Berlin, Massachusetts, featuring a par of 33. The course is set on rolling, wooded terrain with hand-mowed greens, lush fairways, and clean water hazards. With a course rating of 62.9 and a slope rating of 108, it offers an appropriate challenge for both casual players and tournament competitors. Originally established in the 1950s as Pinecrest Golf Course on a converted family farm, the course has undergone several ownership changes and rebranding. The property was transformed into Netherwood's Country Club under the Lowe family before becoming Berlin Country Club in 1983 under new ownership focused on turf management, which is reflected in the course's well-maintained conditions today. The facility serves as both a golf course and an event venue, accommodating groups ranging from 16 to 72 golfers for outings and corporate functions. It also features the Hitchcock Room for special events. The course combines rustic country charm with quality playing conditions, making it accessible for golfers of varying skill levels while maintaining standards suitable for tournaments.

Berliner Golf & Country Club Motzener See ☆ Follow

Brandenburg

Berliner Golf & Country Club Motzener See is a championship golf course located in Mittenwalde, Brandenburg, just outside Berlin. The facility features a 27-hole championship layout comprising three distinctive 9-hole courses (A, B, and C) that can be combined into various 18-hole and 9-hole configurations. The course has been operating for over 30 years and is nestled in Brandenburg's picturesque landscape, offering scenic views and natural settings. The facility maintains high grooming standards with well-manicured fairways and challenging obstacles throughout. The course presents moderate to demanding difficulty with varied design elements. A generous practice area accommodates golfers of all skill levels, from beginners to advanced players. The club offers comprehensive training programs through its professional golf school, catering to both newcomers and experienced golfers seeking to improve their handicaps. Beyond the course itself, the facility provides dining amenities in its clubhouse with regional and international cuisine, along with a sunny terrace overlooking the landscape. The club emphasizes both competitive sport and recreational play, hosting tournaments and offering membership options alongside daily green fee play.

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Berliner Golfclub Stolper Heide ☆ Follow

Brandenburg

Berliner Golfclub Stolper Heide is a 36-hole championship golf facility located just north of Berlin's city boundary, approximately 25 minutes from the Kurfürstendamm. The club features two 18-hole courses: the Westplatz, designed by Bernhard Langer, and the Ostplatz, designed by Kurt Rossknecht. The Westplatz presents gentle rolling terrain integrated with mature trees, while the Ostplatz, modeled after Scottish links courses, features roughs and bunkers that showcase the characteristic openness of the Stolper Heide landscape. The facility also includes a Borchert Short Course and extensive practice facilities. The club maintains Gold certification under the Golf&Natur environmental management program since 2016, demonstrating commitment to species protection and plant diversity. Stolper Heide hosts competitive teams in the second Bundesliga for both men and women, and maintains strong junior and age-class programs that have achieved multiple regional titles. The courses present varying difficulty levels, with the Ostplatz offering particular challenge through its links-style design.

Bermagui Country Club ☆ Follow

New South Wales

Bermagui Country Club is an 18-hole championship golf course located on the picturesque Far South Coast of NSW. Situated in Bermagui, the course is recognized as one of the highlights of the NSW Sapphire Coast, offering scenic views characteristic of the coastal region. The facility operates as a full-service country club, integrating the golf course with dining, entertainment, and various sporting amenities including bowls, tennis, and croquet. The course welcomes both casual players and serious golfers, with facilities including a pro shop and resident golf professional. Golf programming encompasses tournaments, junior golf development, and reciprocal club arrangements. The course operates seven days a week and serves as a community hub for local and visiting golfers, combining its championship layout with broader recreational and social offerings.

Bermuda Dunes Golf Club ☆ Follow

CA

Bermuda Dunes Country Club is a private club with 27 holes designed by Billy Bell, located in Bermuda Dunes surrounded by views of the San Jacinto Mountains, rolling fairways, and sparkling lakes. All three nines are par 36 and begin and end right at the clubhouse which makes it easy to play 18 holes, with yardage for men ranging from 6,065 to 7,017, and for women ranging from 5,302 to 6,149. The course is a classic design with no forced carries to burden the novice player, yet challenging enough to test the best players of the PGA Tour. Billy Bell was instructed to make the course long enough to test professionals but with fairways wide enough so that the average golfer will not always be out of bounds or in hazard. The classic layout offers outstanding playability with no forced carries-making it accessible for beginners-while still delivering a challenge for seasoned players. Normal 18-hole rounds are always under four hours. The Club has participated in 50 of the Bob Hope Classic Tournaments, and was the site of Arnold Palmer's first Classic win in 1960 as well as his last PGA Tour win in 1973. Only two clubs in the U.S. can claim a longer association with the PGA Tour: Augusta National and Pebble Beach.

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Southampton

Bermuda Run Country Club ☆ Follow

NC

Bermuda Run Country Club's West Course is an 18-hole championship layout designed by Ellis & Dan Maples, located in Bermuda Run, North Carolina. The course features a par of 72 across its 18 holes, with multiple tee options accommodating various skill levels from professional (Black tees at 375+ yards) to beginner (Green tees). The West Course presents a challenging design with strategic water hazards, bunker placements, and elevation changes throughout. The front nine closes with a demanding par-4 ninth hole playing as a par 5 for women players. The back nine opens with a particularly difficult par 5 tenth hole featuring a narrow, top-hat-shaped green. Notable holes include the par-5 fifteenth, which requires accurate shot placement across a tighter fairway with a pond guarding the approach, and the par-3 twelfth, a lengthy one-shotter where wind significantly impacts play. The course design emphasizes precision and strategic club selection, with multiple elevated greens, two-tiered putting surfaces, and well-positioned hazards that reward accurate tee shots and approaches. The layout accommodates female golfers with alternative par ratings on select holes, including the ninth, eleventh, and other lengthier holes.

Bermuda Run West ☆ Follow

NC

The Bermuda Run West course is an 18-hole golf course featuring 6,152 yards with a par of 70. Designed by Dan Maples and Don Charles, the West course opened in 2000. The course features Bentgrass greens and is gaining status among players for its challenge and playability. Located in Advance, NC at 324 Bermuda Run Drive, the course is part of a private country club facility. The club's two 18-hole courses were designed by renowned architects Ellis and Dan Maples and are consistently ranked among North Carolina's top course layouts. The facility has an onsite driving range with 6 practice tees. The East course is home to the Wyndham Qualifier, the Carolina Women's Amateur, and the Crosby Scholars Golf Tournaments. The opposing greens between the two courses make for great variation in play and allow for course availability every day of the week.

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Niedersachsen

Bernardo Heights Country Club ☆ Follow

CA

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Beroun Golf Resort ☆ Follow

Středočeský kraj

Beroun Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course measuring 6,078 meters, designed by Canadian architect Les Furber and officially opened in May 2009. Located in Beroun-Závodí in the Czech Republic, the course is situated within a comprehensive resort complex that includes a clubhouse, hotel, restaurant, and wellness facilities. The course was notably the first private golf club in the Czech Republic. It hosts significant tournaments, including the Czech Open, which has been held at the venue since at least 2023 with substantial prize purses. The facility is recognized for its professional instruction, offering coaching from experienced trainers. Beyond the golf course itself, the resort features seven double rooms and two deluxe rooms with private hot tubs on outdoor terraces, a restaurant suitable for dining and business functions, wellness amenities including two hot tubs, sauna, massage facilities, outdoor pool, and fitness center. The venue also accommodates conferences and private events, with a conference room capacity for sixty persons and an exclusive executive club for private meetings.

Berrien Hills Golf Club ☆ Follow

MI

Berrigan Golf Course ☆ Follow

New South Wales

Berrigan Golf & Bowling Club is an 18-hole, fully watered golf course in the heart of the Riverina region, with a relatively short Par 72 measuring just under 5,900 metres. The club is located in Berrigan, a township of about 1,000 residents halfway between Albury and Echuca, approximately 30 km north of Barooga. The small to medium-sized front-sloping greens covered in bent grass can become quite fast, presenting a challenge for even experienced putters. The tee boxes are raised and clearly defined throughout the course, fairways are reasonably wide and covered in kikuyu grass, and there are only seven bunkers with only four holes having greenside bunkers. Notable holes include the 1st, a long par four and one of the toughest holes on the course; the 6th, a straightish par four with trees protecting the left side and two bunkers guarding the green; and the 13th, a slightly uphill par three with bunkers guarding the green. The course features a tree-lined layout with water hazards throughout. The Golf Club at Berrigan was first established in 1905 as a nine-hole course, extended to 18 holes in 1949, and a new clubhouse was built in 1957 at a cost of around £13,000. The Bowls Club amalgamated with the Golf Club in 1964, adding bowling greens to the facility.

Berrington Hall Golf Club ☆ Follow

Merseyside

Berrington Hall Golf Club is an 18-hole course set across 260 acres of natural parkland with distinctive heathland characteristics and native gorse throughout. Located in Rainford, Merseyside, the course features natural water elements that integrate wildlife into the landscape. The layout comprises four par 5s, four par 3s, and ten par 4s, totaling 6,848 yards. The course is built on a well-drained sand bed foundation, allowing year-round playability. Fairways are described as tight but fair with consistent shaping and maintenance. Greens are noted for their quality and condition even in wet weather. The parkland setting provides a scenic and peaceful golfing environment, with the course offering a balanced challenge across its varying hole lengths and configurations.

Berriwillock Golf Course ☆ Follow

Victoria

Berriwillock Golf Club is situated 3.5 hours from Melbourne and is a natural mallee timber 9-hole course with some elevated and sloping sands. The course has timber lined fairways, no bunkers and native fauna and flora throughout. The course measures 5,326 meters with a par of 70. It is a short course but very tight with many trees. The clubhouse is situated at the end of number 9. The golf season runs from April to September.